Retail code near Fort D Washington DC development
The article reports on a new retail code draft prepared for presentation to Administrator Hugh S. Johnson. It details pleas for delay from MNRA's consumer advisory board and notes the code would regulate pricing at main establishments. Deputy Administrator Arthur D. Whiteside finishes a report on the retail agreement outlining price requirements at major outlets.
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Washington, D. C
Sept
MNRA
Consumers Advisory Board
Uye Retail
Workesa
Hugh §. Johnson
Roosevelt
Townson
Comorrow
Arthur D. Whiteside
Osteopathy Claims and Practice Across Conditions
An OCR fragment discusses osteopathy, its definitions, training, and claimed mechanisms. It contrasts osteopathy with naturopathy, detailing education, methods, and purposes, including treatable ailments and the therapeutic aims for restoring heart action and circulation. It references practitioner origins, clinical reasoning, and the broader field's place in medical care.
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Mans
Sanensig
Rentaneat
Fez
Juudnen
Phradieg
Anne Templars
Johnson Hopes For Agreement On Industrial Program
Johnson approved another office today and remained optimistic despite objections from major mine operators. He favored reaching a voluntary settlement over imposing a price control and industrial content law, while union contract drafting aimed to rebuild relations with non-timber operators in the north and south Appalachian areas and the United Mine Workers.
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Whiteside
Johnson
Wold
Owal
Timara
Appalachian
United Mine Works
Af Ain
Pennsyvania
Nde
Unclear Weather Data From a Fragmented Report
A muddled weather transmission shows precipitation figures, deficits, and times across multiple locations. It mentions September rainfall, normal amounts, and accumulated deficiencies, with scattered geographic references and weather terms that are partially legible.
Where Did They Get The Keg In Waterville Election
In Waterville Maine a repeal election prompted protests from dry workers. The keg was moved into the ward after objections to the ballot box, then the vote proceeded despite concerns about the ballot tabulation.
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Waterville
Ham
Beck Permits Approved in Woodville County Meeting
County commissioners approved 263 beer licenses Monday with one held in abeyance. A written protest questioned citizenship of one applicant and was referred to immigration authorities. Most permits go to retailers including many drugstores. 32 issued outside city limits.
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Conky
Prost
Woodvilood
Uerounty
Dodge Woodhin
Une Jess
Clemency Grants and Pardons Across Counties
Governor Miriam A Ferguson granted a full pardon and three conditional pardons. Lawrence Wheeler of Garza County received a liquor law violation sentence of two years. Billie Ford, from Dallas County, got a five year robbery pardon from December 1922. PC McLemore of Harris County was pardoned for murder after a 1991 sentence of two to ten years. J D Medlister, from Wichita and Floyd counties, received five years for burglary in 1880. Sedberry, from Lubbock and Guadalupe counties, got a two year forgery sentence but was granted parole.
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Farris County
J.D. Medlister
Wichita
Plovd
Sedberry
Lubbock
Guadalupe
Police Turn Fire Hose on Pickets at Dye Works
Paterson New Jersey report describes police turning fire hoses on pickets around United Piece Dye Works in Lodi as thousands gathered shouting at the plant. Police contend officers were threatened. crowd reformed lines after water streams. Escalating tension noted with officer facing crowd. Also mentions James Fu Simons, noted as a convict, forfeiting bond in Chicago as part of unrelated charges.
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Paterson
Polien
United Piece Dye Works
Lodi
Joan Uzinski
James
Simons
Essault
Proclamation and Rally Planned in San Antonio
A city proclamation urges mass turnout for a parade and rally to boost NRA support and civic education. Speaker lineup includes Congressman Richard M. Klaberg governor and Mrs Ferguson are invited. Roosevelt and General Tobrwn to address by radio. Clergy and mayor emphasize public involvement. 7059 employers signed NRA commitments with 38,58 workers affected while post office plans limit local signers.
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Congremmay
Richard M. Klaberg
Miriam A. Ferguson
Jim Ferguson
N. H. Xing
NRA
Roosevelt
Hugh Tobriwn
Arthur 2. Drossaerts
Rabby Ephriam Frisch
Bascom Watts
San Antonio
Mreas
NBA
San Antoniang
Rostoffice
Tocome
Shoe Workers Propose Substitute Industry Code in Washington
A delegation from the National Shoe Workers Association and the Shoe Workers Protective Union arrives in Washington to present a substitute code of competition for the boot and shoe industry to NRA administrators. The proposed code would set a 40 hour week, five days, with minimum wages of 18 dollars for unskilled and 30 dollars for skilled workers, with no wage differential by gender. The rival manufacturers code proposes a 40 hour week and minimums ranging from 4 to 15 dollars for men and 12 dollars for women depending on community size.
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Washington, D.C
National Shoe Workers' Association
Shoe Workers’ Protuctive Union
NRA
Undertaker pressed into service by bandits
Hammon, Inc. reports an undertaker, Virgil Huber, was forced to ride in his ambulance by three bandits as they searched for a safe place to rob. They finally struck a tavern in Glenwood, Illinois, where they held up ten guests before escaping in a patron’s automobile.
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Undertaker
Hammond, Inc
wWe
Bandits rob resort office in Kansas City with 1500 stolen
Two armed bandits robbed the Winnward Heath resort office early today in Kansas City. They slugged and bound owner Frank Dr. Winn and an employee, making off with 1500 dollars and escaping.
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Kanbas City
Winnward Heath
Siblichay
Frank DR. Winn
Texas Internal Revenue Revenue Near Double
A Texas internal revenue report for 1943 shows total collections of 34,147,456 with miscellaneous taxes at 20,871,409 and income taxes at 13,286,086. District totals place 21,090,045 in Austin and 13,077,450 in Dallas, amid shifts in overall tax sources including sizable excise and gross receipts taxes.
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Washington, D. C
Texas
Austin
Dallas
Iles
Gandlinn
Miners Threaten UMWA Strike in Southwestern Pa
Uniontown scene of tension as the bituminous coal code is signed and two large miner groups in Fayelle and Greene counties vote to strike. Probable work stoppage follows yesterday’s threats, with operators opposing the United Mine Workers of America. Executive dies in Chicago, Robert G. Bear, vice president and treasurer of Montgomery Ward and Company, dies in his home.
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Uniontown
Fomarragy
Pennsylvania
Fayelle
Greene
le Dake
Uwe
United Mine Workers
Nf America
Chicago
di—Hobert
G. Bear
Montgomery Ware. and Company
Kiuraslua Borne
Yale Yeshermay
Ford Believed Back at Plant After Three Week Absence
Detroit reports Ford returned to work after a three week vacation at the upper peninsula lodge. He visited West Branch Michigan and then proceeded toward Detroit while officials maintain silence on the NRA code stance. A mountain lodge member said the magnate and wife spent the period in isolation there before disappearing on a retraced route toward Detroit.
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Detroit
Sept
U- Ford
Ford Mollot Company
Molerehenete
Upper Peninsula
Ford
West Branch
Mich
Aliana
Hueyon Mountain Lodge
Michren
Big Wife
Tne Lodge
Purd
Palley
Big Bay
Cuayas i
Huy Ford
Biren
Big Roy
Aly Miles
Umino
Seven Miners Killed in Barking Mine Explosion
In Kensington Pennsylvania a mine blast at the Barking mine of the Wiman Coal and Coke Co killed seven miners and injured one. The dead include Mike Suppke Joseph Wrannoni Charles Saloman Joseph DiHinsky Greeley Tasing Jacob Miller Kondrat Rubou and Joseph Bayer. The blast confined to two mine sections. other areas were unaffected.
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Kensington
Ming
Wiman Corl and Coke Company
Mike Suppke
Joseph Vwranconi
Charles Saloman
Joseph Dihinsky
Greeley Tasing
Jacob Miller
Kondrat Rubou
Joseph Bayer
Paris
Local Officials Face Rising Prices and Farm Delegation
A garbled OCR note describes a price rise concern and a farm delegation visiting county government. Superintendent Wy and others push for action, with an attorney named Phil Qisham said to transmit a report to the committee NRA court.
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Sonny Aldorney
Farley Urges Early Prohibition Repeal in Maryland
Postmaster General Farley told the Facing People’s Democratic League of Maryland that prohibition should be repealed at the earliest moment. He predicted Maine would join in repeal soon, said President Roosevelt favored rapid ratification, and criticized bootleggers while urging a quick return of alcohol revenues to the treasury.
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Baltimore
Sept
Anig
Bird
Roosevelt
League of Maryland
Maine
Colump Inday
Maryland
Great Nations Industria
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Simfrrworld
Farley
Tepen
United States
Lhe Colin
Nobleman Fined for Annoying Girl Train Passenger
Sir Leo Oniozza Money a prominent economist and member of parliament was fined two pounds ten shillings for annoying a young girl aboard a Southern Railway train passenger car in England. He announced an appeal, while prosecutors said he followed Miss Ivy Ruxtnn into the carriage, pressed for conversation, offered to anoint her home, and repeatedly kissed her, and the girl tried to flee.
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England
Leo Oniozza
Southern Railway
Streen
Ivy
Ruxtnn
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